Resiliency and sustainability are no longer optional in the design of transportation, water, or utility infrastructure. Every infrastructure improvement or new design is required to incorporate resiliency and sustainability components to increase the asset’s longevity and provide benefits in livability and social equity. 

Goals including sustainability, safety, and health drive the green infrastructure/green streets/complete streets movement. Green infrastructure is a network of natural and semi-natural areas that provide multiple benefits for people and the environment, and when integrated with complete street concepts strengthens the three pillars of sustainability: environment, economy, and social equity.

Our technical innovators employ 3D design software and visualization tools to develop resilient and sustainable civil infrastructure for municipalities and departments of transportation to meet the demands of population growth, sea level rise, and economic and social impacts. The results are green infrastructure solutions that help communities become more resilient, livable, and sustainable.

The benefits are Aesthetic and emotional well-being benefits associated with urban green spaces